In California, an army of smartphone- and internet-connected home appliances is already helping with power grid reliability. How far can it go?

San Francisco officials eye the Sunset and Richmond districts for new mid-rise apartments as they work to meet California’s housing mandates and increase density in the city’s north and west side.

Tenants’ rights groups say the bill could help renters hold onto an affordable unit, but property owner groups argue it could discourage landlords from staying in the market.

San Francisco supervisors are pushing for more abstinence-based housing as state and federal lawmakers move away from housing-first policies, sparking debate over the future of drug-free programs.

The announcement comes following the arrests and detentions of pro-Palestinian student activists such as Mahmoud Khalil and Rümeysa Öztürk, who the government alleges engaged in antisemitic activities.

Contrary to its public narrative, the agency cast a wide net in its California immigration raid, setting the stage for a legal battle over how the government carries out mass deportations.

Lawsuits filed by two international students at California colleges come as hundreds across the country are effectively stripped of the ability to keep studying in the U.S.

Corridos, one of the most cherished traditions in Mexican regional music, have become a powerful tool for challenging authority.